
Vijay Singh made a triumphant return to the PGA Tour Champions winner’s circle at age 63, securing his first victory in three years with a dominant performance at the SAS Championship. Singh shot a final-round 69 to finish at 9 under par, winning by two strokes over Ernie Els, who also carded a 69.
His consistent play—69s all three rounds—propelled him from 57th in the Charles Schwab Cup standings to 33rd, a critical jump that keeps him in contention for the playoff cutoff. Singh’s late surge, including back-to-back birdies on holes 9 and 10, gave him a commanding three-shot lead before rivals like Tim O’Neal and Freddie Jacobson faltered with costly mistakes.
The win marks Singh’s sixth career senior title and cements his place as the seventh-oldest champion in PGA Tour Champions history. Meanwhile, the top three in the Schwab Cup standings—Stewart Cink, Zach Johnson, and Steven Alker—sat out the event, leaving the race wide open ahead of the first playoff round next week.

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